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Just Singin'
Just Singin’ is a friendly, accessible, community singing group, open to all. The group meets regularly in the Birnam Arts Centre in the village of Birnam, by Dunkeld, in Perthshire.
Just Singin’ grew out of a nightclass which was offered from early 2003... moreJust Singin’ is a friendly, accessible, community singing group, open to all. The group meets regularly in the Birnam Arts Centre in the village of Birnam, by Dunkeld, in Perthshire.
Just Singin’ grew out of a nightclass which was offered from early 2003 by Birnam Institute and led by folksinger, and trained voice teacher, Christine Kydd. With Christine still a very big part of our culture, Just Singin’ is now a membership-based organisation and charity in its own right. Its programme of events and tutors is coordinated by an active volunteer committee and their work is complemented by a number of supportive group members. We have just released a CD called A Cup o' Kindness, made possible by funding from Griffin Wind Farms Community Fund. It is available on iTunes. less
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Pro Mundi Choir
Based in the San Gabriel Valley, Pro Mundi is committed to providing high quality performances of classical repertoire. We are an ensemble consisting of advanced volunteer singers who are devoted to Choral music and the Arts. Pro Mundi is dedicated to ma... moreBased in the San Gabriel Valley, Pro Mundi is committed to providing high quality performances of classical repertoire. We are an ensemble consisting of advanced volunteer singers who are devoted to Choral music and the Arts. Pro Mundi is dedicated to making exceptional Choral performances available and accessible to all communities.
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Evocation 2013: The Art of Giving
EVOCATION 2013: THE ART of GIVINGDate: 27 October 2013Time: 7.00 pmVenue: School of the Arts Concert HallPrice: $20 (Free Seating)
Hi there!
EVOKX is back this year for Evocation 2013!
EVOKX, founded in 2010 by our Choral director Terrence Toh, compris...
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Richard Eaton Singers
Chorus Inspira (formerly the Richard Eaton Singers) is dedicated to the enjoyment, study and performance of great Choral music, to an international standard of excellence, and to fostering the appreciation of this music. Founded in 1951 by the late Richar... moreChorus Inspira (formerly the Richard Eaton Singers) is dedicated to the enjoyment, study and performance of great Choral music, to an international standard of excellence, and to fostering the appreciation of this music. Founded in 1951 by the late Richard S. Eaton, RES has played a leading role in Edmonton’s cultural community for more than seven decades. In addition to presenting its own concerts, the choir is a regular guest of the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra, and collaborates frequently with other Edmonton ensembles, including the Alberta Baroque Ensemble. It has also collaborated with other Canadian choirs in the past, including the Calgary Philharmonic Chorus, the Vancouver Bach Choir and the Winnipeg Philharmonic Choir. less
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The Kaos Signing Choir for Deaf and Hearing Children
The Kaos Signing Choir for Deaf and Hearing Children is the flagship project of The Kaos Organisation is a Youth Arts Charity based in Haringey. Established in February 1995, with a firm belief in the vital importance of the creative Arts, we have a pract... moreThe Kaos Signing Choir for Deaf and Hearing Children is the flagship project of The Kaos Organisation is a Youth Arts Charity based in Haringey. Established in February 1995, with a firm belief in the vital importance of the creative Arts, we have a practical ethos of creativity, communication and co-operation. Our motto is: Excellence through teamwork and fun!
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The Bradford Chorale
The Bradford Chorale is a leading Bradford choir. It started life as The James Ashworth Singers giving its first concert in Thornton Parish Church in April 1976. After some years the base moved to the Unitarian Church near St Luke’s Hospital to be more ce... moreThe Bradford Chorale is a leading Bradford choir. It started life as The James Ashworth Singers giving its first concert in Thornton Parish Church in April 1976. After some years the base moved to the Unitarian Church near St Luke’s Hospital to be more central for members coming from all pArts of Bradford and the surrounding area.
In 1979 James Ashworth moved on to projects new and was succeeded by Douglas Robinson who had recently retired as Chorus Master at Covent Garden and who held the post until ill health forced his retirement. During this period the name was changed first to The Ashworth Singers and later to The Bradford Chorale.
John Coates took over as Musical Director in 1984 and was followed by Tricia Platts in 1991. Since Tricia’s departure the Chorale has been led by several Musical Directors including Carleton Etherington, Andrew Dibb, Elizabeth Altman, John Griffiths and Christopher Rathbone. Our new Musical Director, Paul Dewhurst took us into the second quarter century of musical life and ... less
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University Choir
The University Choir of UTPB is an advanced select ensemble that performs masterworks from the Choral canon as well as contemporary works from around the world.
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STAND A CHANCE TO WIN UP TO SGD $30,000 BY JUST SINGING!
LEARN HOW YOU CAN STAND A CHANCE TO WIN UP TO
SGD $30,000! Date: 1 - 4 July 2018 Location: Singapore Orientale Concentus, conceptualised in 2008 with the purpose of promoting international Arts and cultural exchange and youth Choral music deve...
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Moon River - Open Arts Community Choir as part of BBC1's 'Last Choir Standing' 2008
In this clip the Open Arts community Choir famously make the judge, Sharon D.Clarke '..cry tears of musical joy!'
The song 'Moon River' originally made famous in the film 'Breakfast at Tiffany's with Audrey Hepburn.
The soloists in this song are An... moreIn this clip the Open Arts community Choir famously make the judge, Sharon D.Clarke '..cry tears of musical joy!'
The song 'Moon River' originally made famous in the film 'Breakfast at Tiffany's with Audrey Hepburn.
The soloists in this song are Andrea Hope and Alan Beattie.
Inclusive is the word which probably best describes Open Arts Community Choir. It features people with disabilites and those without, from every section of the community in Northern Ireland. The age range is extensive, from seventeen to over seventy but most importantly members are united by their love of singing.
The choir is directed in Belfast Northern Ireland by Beverley Whyte
For more information visit: http://openArts.net less